Where do the ducks go in winter?

GIRL IN A SUICIDAL LANDSCAPE

A pessimist and an undercover pisshead bitter about the faults inherent in reality. A hopeless romantic that's been worn-away by those she loves. Formerly ambitious and driven but no longer able to ignore the fact that class-structure and old money means she will always be a non-entity, a good natured soul that has realised that one good turn usually deserves a massive punch to the metaphorical kidney. Basically a bitter jaded fucker who tends to drone-on in a self absorbed way about how catastrophic life is – usually offensively – because she realises it is far better to get things off her chest than pick up a sniper’s rifle and shoot whoever gets in her way through the chin.

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Where do the ducks go in winter?

by 10loves10 @ 2005-07-28 – 09:44:38

The clue is: his first two initials are J.D
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- friendly_freak
- 2005-07-28 @ 13:29:43
I hope it's not J. D. Crowe...
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- 10loves10
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- 2005-07-28 @ 13:43:07
Haha, no it isn't.
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- friendly_freak
- 2005-07-28 @ 20:08:34
Alright, good. I was going to say, if it is him he's aged badly since this photo was taken.
Who else, then? This one was really hard, I have to say. But (smug tone of voice creeps in) I got it in the end:
J. D. Salinger.
It took me a while, but when I saw "Catcher in the Rye" next to his name, I knew I'd struck home. Phew.
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- friendly_freak
- 2005-07-28 @ 20:09:27
Oh by the way, what was the winter clue all about? I couldn't make any sense of that.
- - Kristen (Visitor)
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  - 2008-12-12 @ 10:16:28
  famous part from the catcher in the rye when holden questions where all the ducks from central park go in the winter
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- Drama Queen (Visitor)
- 2005-07-28 @ 20:21:45
Looks like ive been beaten to it by your Friend. Ho hum...(i got it in 2 seconds if thats any concilation) JD to you...Jerome David to me..
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